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Wei Yanwan finally agreed to go to Emperor Gaozong of Qing to plead for mercy.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty also wanted someone to give him a way out, but of course he couldn't agree just because he asked, otherwise where would the dignity of the emperor be?

After being released from Changchun Palace, Fu Cha Langya admitted her mistake to Emperor Gaozong of Qing, saying that she should not have contradicted the emperor.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty was very pleased to see that Langya had returned to her former gentle, dignified, well-educated and polite self. The two reconciled again and lived in harmony as before.

As for Jingse's marriage, the daughter of a royal family would not have to worry about a family, so the two discussed and decided to stay for a few more years.

The harem was peaceful and harmonious, and Emperor Gaozong of Qing Dynasty shifted his focus back to the previous dynasty.

In this life, with the support of Western guns and cannons, it is no problem to defeat Jinchuan, Qing-Myanmar, Junggar and so on.

The war was fought over the economies of the two countries. Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty saw the benefits of handicrafts and ocean trade, and began to open textile factories in Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi, three regions with relatively developed water systems.

Speaking of textile factories, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty most wanted to buy a steam engine from England, and then copy and paste it for his own use.

As long as they had this thing, the Qing Dynasty could almost monopolize the entire cotton cloth market.

In this world, weaving is basically done by women. Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty did this and indirectly created jobs for some women.

"Free their feet?" Fu Cha Langya looked at Lu Changqing in confusion and said, "The court has always ordered Han women to free their feet. Doesn't Concubine Xian know about this?"

Lu Changqing nodded and said, "Of course I know, but it's useless, isn't it?"

"If you know this, why do you want me to mention this to the emperor again?"

"Because the order was issued to the wrong person before, women in the world do not have the power to make decisions. The target should not be the women in the family, but the men."

Langya looked confused, "What do you mean?"

"Your Majesty, do you still remember how the imperial court asked the Han people to shave their heads and change their clothes?"

Langya thought of the bloody methods of the imperial court, swallowed her saliva, and reminded Lu Changqing: "Empress Xian, be careful with your words!"

Lu Changqing said: "At home, obey your father; outside, obey your husband; after your husband dies, obey your son. Since a woman's life is decided by a man, let the man die."

Langya's eyes lit up, "Do you mean to threaten the men in your family with their lives?"

Lu Changqing nodded and smiled, "They were the ones who asked me to bind my feet, so they should be the ones to whom I gave the order."

"If the father is alive, kill him; if the father is dead, kill the elder brother; if neither the father nor the elder brother is alive, then kill the clan leader."

Langya was shocked by Lu Changqing's "tyranny", "This... the emperor will not agree to it."

"Not all Han women bind their feet. Girls from poor families cannot afford it, and the poor make up the vast majority of the world, so it is easier to implement a 'ban on footbinding' than shaving the head and changing clothes."

Langya was confused, "But why did the emperor agree?"

“With the development of ocean trade, more and more people have seen the business opportunities therein. It is not only men who can do business in this world, women can do it too.

But some of the women's feet got tangled and they had to stay in the backyard.

The court needs money now, and merchants are much richer than ordinary people, so foot unbinding is beneficial to the court in every way. "

Just as Langya said, the Qing government had always officially banned foot binding, but because women's status was too low and they did not pose much of a threat to the court, the enforcement was not as strong as requiring men to "shave their heads and change their clothes."

Langya mentioned this matter to Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty. In his opinion, the punishment was too harsh and giving the order would definitely offend many people, so he was a little hesitant.

If this were a fictional era, Lu Changqing could easily pull out a book on the working principles of a steam engine and sketches of related parts to win over the emperor, but she was now facing Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty.

Lu Changqing slapped his head and thought, if Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty could be reborn, then what was so surprising about a handwritten booklet about steam engines falling from the sky?

Lu Changqing acted as he thought of it. He picked up a pen in his left hand and dipped it in arsenic mixed with 100% pure arsenic produced by the mall. He wrote, drew and sewed a booklet in running script. Then, when Emperor Gaozong of Qing got up early, he asked Xiaoxue to help throw it into the Yangxin Palace.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty looked at the book that fell from the sky in the eunuch's hands with shining eyes.

This, this, this... this is actually the blueprint of an improved steam engine!

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty laughed loudly towards the sky, realizing that he was indeed the son of destiny. God bless the Qing Dynasty!

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty immediately called his confidant and asked him to make a copy and take it to the Ministry of Works for secret study.

His Qing dynasty was full of talented people, and he didn't believe that even a small steam engine could not be replicated.

As for the copy that Lu Changqing specially gave him, he naturally kept it. He licked his fingers and read it carefully every day. After half a month, the edges of the book were all torn by him, and the matter of foot binding was forgotten by him in Java.

Not long after Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty celebrated his birthday, his health suddenly broke down. He suffered from shortness of breath, chest tightness, and lack of energy. The imperial physicians examined him countless times but could not find out the cause.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty began to panic. This shouldn't be the case. He lived a very long life in his previous life, but in this life he only lived to his forties.

He is still so young, he doesn't want to die yet.

Lu Changqing: You will die regardless of whether you want to or not.

The old Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty was really tough. He managed to survive for a whole year from being bedridden until his death.

Until the end, when he could hardly swallow even the porridge, he finally accepted his fate, summoned a group of ministers to entrust him with the care of the young emperor, issued an edict to let Yongcong succeed to the throne, and ordered Langya to rule the country from behind the curtain.

Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty held Langya tightly with his dry hands and said to her with his last bit of strength: "Empress, I will hand the prince over to you. You are the empress of the Qing Dynasty and the mother of the prince. Don't forget your identity and responsibilities."

Lu Changqing almost laughed out loud standing aside. What kind of eye drops are you putting on? Don't you admire ambitious women? Now that you've gone too far, why don't you support the Queen to learn from the Emperor Wu?

Lang Yahui held Emperor Gaozong's hand and nodded to him, her hot tears falling as she moved. "Your Majesty, don't worry. I will help Yongcong protect the Qing dynasty."

When Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty heard Langya's words, he closed his eyes with relief. He fell into a deep coma that night and died until the afternoon of the next day.

The task of Lu Changqing and other concubines now is to cry for the dead.

Looking at the monks chanting and performing rituals in the room, Lu Changqing squinted his swollen eyes into two slits and glanced at Yihuan, whose eyes were red and swollen not far away.

I wonder if she would also sigh for Emperor Gaozong of Qing Dynasty and say “he died without regrets” when she saw the funeral ceremony.